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Hi Adam,
You didn't give a time span...couId this be the coupIe you are writing about?
Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage: 11-Feb-1873
Parish / District: KILDORRERY
County: Co . Cork
Husband Wife
Name: John O Lerary Johanna Sullivan
Denomination: Roman Catholic Roman Catholic
Witness 1 Witness 2
Name: Jeremiah O Leary Johanna Donovan
Notes:
L
PRIEST: D O B
Adamo,
If Patricia identified the right couple, they had the following children in Toureigh- Patrick 1974, John 1879, Michael 1881 (Shraherla), Richard 1884, Daniel 1887, Catherine 1889, Jeremiah 1890. Records from RootsIreland (paid subscription)
Irish Genealogy - Explore your Family History
Click on Record Image 1
| Party 1 Name: | John Oleary, Father- Patrick |
| Party 2 Name: | Joanna Osullivan, Father- Richard |
| Date of Event: | 11/02/1873 |
| Group Registration ID: | 2819004 |
| SR District/Reg Area: | Mitchelstown |
| Marriage Ceremony | |
| Registration Information | |
| Image path: | marriage_returns\marriages_1873\11266\8131632.tif|marriage_returns\marriages_1873\11266\8131632a.tif |
| View record images: Image 1 Image 2 |
Maybe family
John and Johanna had additional children I did not identify above. You might be able to find on Irishgenealogy
1901 Census
Residents of a house 2 in Toorreagh (Templemologa, Cork)
| Leary | John | 48 | Male | Head of Family | Roman Catholic | County Cork | Agricultural Labourer | Read and write | - | Married | - |
| Leary | Johanna | 49 | Female | Wife | Roman Catholic | County Cork | - | Read and write | - | Married | - |
| Leary | Mary | 22 | Female | Daughter | Roman Catholic | County Cork | - | Read and write | - | Not Married | - |
| Leary | Michael | 17 | Male | Son | Roman Catholic | County Cork | Agricultural Labourer | Cannot read | - | Not Married | - |
| Leary | Denis | 8 | Male | Son | Roman Catholic | County Cork | - | Read | - | Not Married | - |
| Leary | Hannah | 7 | Female | Daughter | Roman Catholic | County Cork | - | Read | - | Not Married |
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A tree on Ancestry suggest theses are John and Johanna's gravesites. You can probably find records on Irishgenealogy. Their daughter Mary O'Leary Lyon, died 1957, is also buried with them.
Thanks so much for responses.
Yes that's the correct timespan and family.
The tree mentioned on Ancestry is probably myself, I'm standing alongside it in the photo 😊
Adamo,
Yes, that was the tree I found the gravesites on.
Have you contacted St. Mologa RC Church to see if they are familiar with O'Learys in the area?
Kildorrery - Diocese of Cloyne
If you are planning to go to Ireland again you should fill out the Meet and Greet form on this website. It will bring you in contact with local volunteers.
Thank you Mary, I will certainly do that and also contact the church 🙂
